Pick the upgrades that matter to you. We'll show you exactly how much money comes back ($4,000–$35,000) and whether you qualify for the bigger amounts.
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Check the upgrades that interest you. Rebate amounts update based on your income tier.
Required if your home is pre-1980 or you want to add EV charging + heat pump simultaneously. Prerequisite unlock.
$500Weatherization (attic/basement/walls). CleanBC rebate covers 50%. Do this first—it reduces heat pump size needed and improves efficiency by 20–40%. Learn why insulation comes first →
$5008–12 kW system. BC Hydro rebate covers 50–70% of cost. 7–11 year payback.
$5,0005–14 kWh. BC Hydro rebate. Enables Peak Saver optimization ($3K+ over 10 years). Critical 14-day Peak Saver enrollment window.
$5,000Replace furnace or add to existing system. CleanBC income-qualified rebate. Cold climate proven to -15°C.
$10,000–$16,000Replaces electric water heater. Separate from space heating heat pump. CleanBC rebate. 5–8 year payback.
$3,500Google Nest, Ecobee, or Mysa. BC Hydro rebate. Native Peak Saver integration saves $50–250/year in seasonal rewards.
$150Improves air quality and comfort with heat pump. CleanBC rebate (only if paired with heat pump or insulation).
$1,600Home charger installation. BC Hydro rebate. Power management device ($200 bonus) avoids $5K+ electrical panel upgrade.
$350–$500Tell us which city you're in and we'll match you with the one installer we trust.
See installers by city →No. You can do them in phases. Recommended sequence: electrical panel (if needed) → heat pump → solar → battery → EV charger. Each stands alone for rebates, but stacking them multiplies savings.
Standard income tier rebates are still substantial ($4K heat pump, $5K solar, $5K battery). You're not locked out—you just get the base amount. Tier 1/2/3 households can get up to $16K heat pump rebates.
No, but you should. Peak Saver is free to enroll in and returns $3,000+ over 10 years through seasonal rewards. Miss the 14-day enrollment window after interconnection, and you lose $3,500 of value.
Great—check that box off. The $500 rebate only applies if you need upgrades.
Yes. One installer for solar, another for heat pump—no problem. But using one HPCN-certified installer for the full retrofit usually means better coordination and warranty coverage.
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